The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-15
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800 SoAso " AoS"A No"n uuu NOSblp from
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The Street Fair occura October Q.
T, 7. King has gono to Philadelphia.
Potatoeshe are selling at 81 per bushel.
Miaa Maud Manly Is visiting in Wheel.
land. 4 i3sS3i115T, =, 49,
land. li1s5,,11' q Y. n. : al =
burgh. ~. Ill a. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Over will be home
the frat Of next month. s. A 49,
Mr.. 9. Il. Dsnkwerth ia suffering with a
seVere attack Of bronchitis. 49, A.
Dr.. Mcclure Is happy on account Of q
fine large boy at his home. .fisl5 &, (
Carl Booker, Of Marietta, will play in
the Elysian opera house band. 9
Mr.. George and Miss Jennie Darrah
hsve gone to Fort Worth, Texas.
Mies Annie Husbands and Miss Flora
Carr will attend college at steubeaville. h
Miss Moll!e Drugan is in Wheeling hay.
ing an operation performed on her eyes.
Mr.. Ed Thomas, who split hiu knee, is
Q great deal better and can walk vary well.
George Muth is layinga big stone pave.
ment in front Of his residencs on Belmont
street. }.=.s Is m b a.
A, brother Of R. Elikan, ths butcher,
has CONS with his family to live in New
York city. as. ~ 3.5ssg573ll
The Woaen's Christian Temperance
Union meets this afternoon at the Chris.
tan church. e. Nv. i5, r. g "a
Samuel McGsorge, formerly Of Bellaire,
but now of St. Oiairayille, is auriously. i'll
at hiR home. y:7iF7i s.5,.is a
Miss Kirkpatrick was cugaged by the
School Board last nigh. to teach room No.
2 Indian run. s.: =. i 4,s9l-s 4 9li.f't5.l5
The funeral Of Mrs. Murphy will take
place this morning alto o'clock, Inter
nent at Mt. Calvery. 1ssg,,,,g..',5,55 ~
q. @. Ssringer, Of Bellaire, claims to be
the man who captured tho first rebel flag
during the rebellion. zSI5s'sI'1 ~ :.
A crest many Bellaire people went to
Cleveland over the Cleveland Il Pitts
burgh road yesterday. i75SI 4.
Mics Jessia Sharp will bo married at her
home on Gravel Hill, on the 22d, to Mr.,
Charles Dougherty, Of steubenvilie.
Racquet Troll died ct his home in St,
Clairavllle Of congestion Of the brains and
partial paralysis and will DO buried to-
morrow at 2 o'clock. 33i55s5sie;aI,!,
On the cath on Belmont street, between
Thirty. frat and Thirty-aecond, the first
market will be held that Bslleire hes had
for eight or ten yeara. il5sss .3ll-
A resolution was passed by Council
Iueeday night granting Belmont street,
between Thirty.frst and Thirty.eecond
streote, for market purposes. 5s4ll5l
mr.. Richardson, a brother.in.law OF
Mord Nelson, OF the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh rosd, died very suddenly ct his
home at Bethany, W. Va. Ar. Nelson
lett yesterday via the Cleveland & pitts-
burgh road ior Wellsburg, W. Va. 3tl!.TT.
There will be a meeting at the CITY Hall
ct 8 o'clock this evening Of Enelighmen,
their sons and erandsons, to oreanizs a
lodge OF Sons Of St. George. MI. Henry
". Scott, Of Philadelphia, editor OF lSt.
Georges Journal, will be present to OK.
plain the order and its objects. s',
Henry Shenhsuls, the wagonmaker on
Thirty.second street, died at bis home
Tuesday after very brief illness. He had
not becn stont Tor q long time, su1erinp
with lung trouble, yet had kept at hiS
work until very recently. He was ffty-
one years Of age and came to this city from
Fulton, ". Va, fourteen ysars ago, and
has been an honorable, upright citizen.
Ee haa vile and Jour daughters-the
youngest, a little girl of I years, 10 ye1y
low with scarlet fever. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at o'clock, =